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According to exit poll data from Ipsos, the majority of Łukasz GibAła's voters in the 2025 Krakow presidential election voted for Karol Nawrocki, indicating a broad electoral coalition for GibAła, while Monika Piątkowska received support almost exclusively from supporters of Rafał Trzaskowski. #Kraków #wybory2025 #exitpoll (translated)

Max Hübner disclosed the polling results of the second round of elections in Kraków. According to OGB, Łukasz Gibała obtained 64.1%, while Monika Piątkowska from the Civic Coalition received 35.9%. In the IPSOS survey, Gibała had 61%, and Piątkowska 39%. Hübner described these results as a failure for the Civic Coalition and Donald Tusk's government in one of the largest and most important cities in Poland. https://t.co/5UQ7MKv3W3 #Kraków #wybory #Polska (translated)

The author wrote that, in the four years of Meloni's government, the percentage of Italians who considered security the most serious problem had increased from 10% to 35%, more than tripling, according to Ipsos. He added that 64% rated the government's security decrees as little or not effective at all. #politica #sicurezza #Italia #IT (translated)

Michal Sirový evaluated his prediction of the municipal election results in Prague and stated that it was successful, especially compared to the polls. He noted that the total error for the seven strongest parties was 11.8 percentage points, while IPSOS reached 20.5, SC&C 23.0, and Median 28.1. He added that the polls were collected about a month before the elections, which he stated partially explained their double error compared to his prediction. He identified his biggest mistakes as undervaluing STAN and overestimating ANO. According to him, he estimated the results for SPOLU, PS, and the Pirates almost precisely. In conclusion, he wrote that he hoped his election reporting entertained the readers. #volby #predikce #Praha (translated)

Press Briefs indicated that, according to Ipsos BVA, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella had lost four and three points of popularity respectively in one month. The account then mentioned the anti-Semitic remarks attributed to the president of the National Rally, who denies being the author, and the elements published by Mediapart: testimonies, data extractions from Meta made under the watch of the media and a bailiff, as well as correspondence between Bardella's public posts and private messages from the implicated account. It also mentioned biographical details that reappeared eleven years later, and that, according to him, Bardella was the only one who knew at the time. Press Briefs also reported that, according to Le Canard enchaîné, the content of one of Bardella's Facebook accounts had been completely deleted in recent days, while he claimed that his personal accounts had not existed for a long time. The account described Bardella's reaction as silence and a leap forward, then wondered whether far-right activists would blame him more for his strategy of lies than for the remarks themselves. #politique #antisémitisme #RassemblementNational (translated)

Paweł Żuchowski assessed that the results of the Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Friday were a bad sign for Donald Trump ahead of the upcoming elections. He wrote that about 78 percent of Americans believed that the president's policies contributed to price increases that outpaced income growth. At least part of the responsibility for rising costs was attributed to the White House by 64 percent of Republican respondents and 76 percent of independent voters. Żuchowski also noted that most respondents pointed to the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration as one of the main factors driving up the cost of living. According to the poll, 57 percent of Republican voters felt that the cost of living was rising faster than their salaries. The author cited an assessment from Reuters that the results indicated disappointment with Trump's policies, who promised rapid reductions in inflation and prices during the 2024 campaign. He added that about 25 percent of Republican voters, 63 percent of independents, and 92 percent of Democratic supporters rated Trump's management of the economy negatively. #wybory #Trump #gospodarka (translated)

Germany Votes published figures on the Sunday question from Ipsos and DER SPIEGEL regarding the federal elections. According to this, the Union achieved 20 percent (-1), the AfD 28 percent (+1), the SPD 13 percent (+1), the Greens 15 percent, the Left 12 percent (-1), the BSW 3 percent, the FDP 4 percent (-1), and Others 5 percent (+1). For comparison, Germany Votes referred to the previous survey from September 2, 2026. https://t.co/yezJbEo3XG #btw29 https://t.co/OQMoJBeqEe #Bundestagswahl #Sonntagsfrage #Umfrage (translated)

According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, Kamala Harris's voters show higher enthusiasm for participating in the November midterm elections, with percentages of 48% compared to 30% of Donald Trump voters, indicating cracks in the coalition that supported the latter in 2024. #Δημοκρατικοί #Ρεπουμπλικάνοι #Εκλογές2024 (translated)

Clément Macchi described the situation as unprecedented and alarming, stating that 79% of young people aged 18 to 29 had already considered leaving France to live elsewhere and that 34% were seriously contemplating it. He linked these figures to Ipsos BVA. https://t.co/1gYoPjbU6K #France #Jeunes #Migration (translated)